Pass the crown on the serum of patients with Coronary Heart Disease of VEGF and NO.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Pass the crown on the serum of patients with Coronary Heart Disease of VEGF and NO [Abstract] Objective To explore coronary heart disease (CHD) patients with serum vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and nitric oxide (NO) of the content. Methods 40 cases of CHD were randomly divided into treatment group and comparison group. Tongguan soup with Chinese medicine treatment group and western medicine group routinely given oral isosorbide dinitrate and aspirin, 2 patients detected before and after treatment levels of serum VEGF and NO. also selected 16 healthy volunteers were used as healthy controls. Results Serum VEGF levels in patients with CHD than in healthy control group significantly increased serum NO were significantly lower than healthy controls (P lt;0.01), with the severity of angina, rising levels of serum VEGF, NO levels declining, traditional Chinese medicine After treatment, serum VEGF levels significantly higher than that before treatment (P lt;0.01), while the comparison group, serum VEGF levels before and after treatment no significant change; treatment of Chinese medicine and western medicine treatment group than the control group before treatment, serum NO increased significantly, significant difference (P lt;0.01), but still lower than the healthy controls, treatment group and the healthy controls, the difference was not statistically significant, comparison group and the healthy controls, the difference was significant (P lt;0.01). conclusions of traditional Chinese medicine Serum VEGF group after treatment than before treatment with the NO content was significantly increased, suggesting that there may be medicine’s role in promoting angiogenesis. crown treating CHD through more effective than conventional treatment of western medicine. [Keywords:] coronary heart disease, nitric oxide, vascular endothelial growth factor, through the crown soup Abstract: Objective To study the changes of serum levels of v